Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-28

ALH34 y l4IEIIA = tA4LA4INA ~ AMIIHWM.| n
measure for the rafafm 81 tho rnlaa a
weald ask for the facilities of aigina
preoedenes % the eunsId dsaaaion a. ehe
measures - thar may Be a. cnce dis
clsaad.
Gladsious reached She House ui ESQ
o'clock. He waa greeted with great En-
th1siAsm ey the peopls On the way froEn
his residence.
Rarneii entered NE H0ass and roashad
hls seat unobaeKved.
GiadEtone delivered hia on1arp e.
Earl Idaesleleh. whom, ha aid. he han
ihe honor 90 inlrodnoe imto pmblle lI18.
Giadalono said the sentiments u eoR..
row for lho Rarl'n dsalh were universal
and wars baasd on the sasElin9 morila
Of the man.
Yisooana Weymouth, the consecutive
member from tha diviaion Of DemoxRs.
moved an nddEeas IN reply y he
Quoen's speech.
THE mOusR oR LOADS.
Granville said TIE spseeh fsom tha
ernmenl again intended % iniradGoa 9
eosral0n oil. TIE QovaFnmsns cnuld
not be acquitted Of ihe responsibility
for carrying on 3 plan Of oanipkirn, for
they delayed ANNOUNCING Il when lhel
knew it was Illegal. Tney also refused
eyiotions By q measure hrouRht into Ne
dease Of Commons. Referring 10 lho
fact that Marquis Salisbury held two
Cabinet oficos-thnt of Prime Minister
and Minister Of Foreign AGaira- L.nT&
Granville said thfa was bad fof Tie
country, for the sovereign and Cor NE
Cabinet, and besides e wna unfair a
the Marquis himself.
4 nenzafisn fn Paris.
PANS, Jan. "a. - A sensation was
sudden refusal 10 grant an Mndlanoe 10
any foreian jonrnalisi.
A Canadian SsuFnai'n View.
Tonoxro. Jan. 35.-The Mad eg loday
says; (" II ia unfortunate fos tho o..
madam interests she general elections
should be In progress When our AmeRi-
can neiRhhors are laaislatina against us.
Il ia tFus thal the balllaoss speochen
delivered n the United States Henase
need not be taken seFiously neReEiho-
less, Il ID aoandnntiy evident from tha
better Glass Of AEsexioan journals that
our neiehb0la are detsrmined to adopi
q apiriied foreign policy in plain kne.
liah, 10 steal eur hzh and punlah us Il
ve attempt 70 prevent them. We suhaE
from the ASneEican preiudice against
England, and from EnQlaud'a anwlll.
iuRness aud inability 70 make our oauaa
her own, and bstwixt the two Il will be
q miracle u We are not shorn. The Fer
eiQn Ofiiee will make show Of uro1aQ1-
ing our rights, but the capital consider
alton With Lord Salisbury viii not BE-
the justice OF our own cause 10 mnoh aa
the necessity for maintaining lhe ceE-
dial relations with the United STATES.
The power 20 suspend tho lneexoonreos
which Is 10 be vestsd IN the Preaident
By tho Edmundn and Beimone bills, u
20 prevent our ahips from snteEtnG
American ports and 10 stop our Railroad
cars and locomotives at international
points, and is merely what Americans
themselves call q blua. By blnfluQ,
ouF naiahbors have in past managed %
cheat us out Of whole sea bonrda and
territories. Come what may, shis time
We trust the Canadian and Imperial an-
thorities will press for something ap.
preaching q permanent solution Of tho
question, 90 that We may know exactly
where We stand"
new canaaian emcers.
TonoNro, jan. 27.--Slr Charles Tmp.
per entern the Dominion Cabinos a.
Minister Of Finance, Mcclellan b.
GENES Postmaster General, and AIex-
andeE Campbell rseiFea from She Minis
tFy. These changes we're decided npon
a. meeting Of the Oabins1 thin AFTER
noon.
The Crew Saved.
LONDON, Jan. 27.-Ths BFitIah barb
Aberfeldy, Captain MoDonald, from
San FFanoiseos via Queenstown for
the British steamer Mascot. Tho crew
stove In.
STANLEY im Cnire.
Came. Jan. N.-Hsnry n. Hianlsy,
The explorer, has arrived here.
Defeated ~ aeven votes.
LfvKnPooL, Jan. 27.-Tha ooaaial
oount Of the vots In yesterdays PaFlin-
meniaFy eloetion on The exohanao disi-
sion of Liverpool, shows that 8uonban.
Chanosllor Of ExoheQueF, vas defoatsd
b iuai sevsn soteg.
LeFd Randolph chuFchill was nasid.
LoHDoH, Jan. H.-Lord Bandoiph
Churohilfa speech vas marked by a
unusnai prudence, the utter ahasnoe of
tsmper; q narefui Avoidance Of every
thinR that might wound the feelings 81
bic late colleagues. His obvious re-
tiesnoe deprived bis explanafion Of il1
expected Interest. The general opinion
is thai be altoQethef failed - iugtify
bic desertio1 Of the cabinet at q ofi1ioai
time. although be deniad that he Fo-
gFelted having taken the step. The
whole tenor Of The speech left the len
preston that bo did FeRFe4 bis naaiems
that be vas ready 70 90 operate toward
his roturn - The ministry. The IN
tereat Of the Houae oentaEo4 IN the lee-
teF IN which Lord Salisbury Ace1pted
LeFd Handolph'a ragIQnatlon. "A ~aa
dated on The 12d of DeeembeE. In u
Lord Salisbury eaic; "OnlIook on - 3
sentiment 10 % very blaek 4 Il not loo
mnoh 20 sag that thn chances are -
favor Of var 81 81 safly dag. when
0noe Il breaks cut, - viii not BE- aoHuFe
from being involved. Ihefefofp we
cannot Aooept ihe responsibility of 70
fuainR The supplies which the waE an1
navy niniglsFs desiafe nsceaeafy.n
EMeei 81 ChnFehiIfis gpseeh.
LoNDox, Jan. 2T.--Ths Tcxl1e eem-
plain that Lord Ranaoiph CnuIcellI.a
seeeoh pE0dneed the impfeallon wbleh
u vas probably intended % pEodnee.
Thai the RoEernment's forolKn peaicl
waa reckless and dangerous, and Lord
5aiisbaE9 ouRht % fea1safe the eenutfy
a. soou q poasibie. The Liberals are
Of The Scotch membeEs of FaFiiament
Home Rule IN Scotland.